How to make the virtual machine in 64-bit with VMware6.5

My CPU: AMD Turion 64 * 2

Operating system: Windows xp 32

Question:

I want to run Open solaris 2008 which is 64 bit, I did a virtual machine but it is 32-bit. You tell me how to make the virtual machine in 64 bits in VMware6.5, I really appreciate.

Yes.  Power off the virtual computer.  Change the settings.  Change the guest OS to Solaris 10 to Solaris 10 64-bit.

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